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	• Homeland (Forgotten Realms: The Dark Elf Trilogy, Book 1) R. A. Salvatore Wizards of the Coast, 2004 - 352 pages average customer review:based on 195 reviews view larger image
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The first book of his youthful adventures relates how he rebels against the rigid, cruel world of the drow and their undergound homeland. Salvatore pours on the action set pieces and monsters, although the politics between the drow houses do overburden the story in the final third. The best part of the book is the author's portrait of the sinister subterranean world of the Underdark. It's a unique setting for an entire fantasy novel, and Salvatore invests it with equal parts wonder and dread. Get ready for the next two in the trilogy, _Exile_ and _Sojourn_. They're just as good.

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Great action and provides understanding of the drow.

This is a great book about Drizzt's upbringing as a drow and his struggles against his culture. A lot of light is shown on the mysterious world of Menzoberanzon and the rest of the underdark, as well as the drow ways and society.
With lots of action and great story telling, this book is hella fun to read. The intrigue and secret (but not so secret) plotting and betrayals that are so common in Drizzt's homeland help the reader to better understand the ways of the drow and the reasons for the corruption of most drow people. The fights between Drizzt and Zak were sweet and the last part of the book, in which Drizzt killed Masoj and Alton and defied his matron mother Malice, was awesome. Exciting stuff.

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